Vale do Paraná Ethanol Plant Opens Job Selection Process and Offers Numerous Job Openings in SP

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 20/11/2020 at 10:52

Updated on 20/11/2020 at 10:53

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Located in the interior of São Paulo, the Vale do Paraná plant hires many professionals. Check out the job openings and send your resume

The Vale do Paraná, a plant located in the municipality of Suzanápolis, interior of São Paulo, has opened a selection process for many functions and different positions to work on the 2021/22 Harvest Rescue irrigation project. You can also register, Engineers and engineering students called today (11/20) for job vacancies in the oil and gas sector.

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The Vale do Paraná plant, controlled by Pantaleon from Guatemala and Manuelita from Colombia, is certified under the National Biofuels Policy, RenovaBio, and was officially certified on 11/18/2019 by the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP).

Vale do Paraná is the second ethanol production unit certified in the São Paulo program; the first certified is the Boa Vista Plant, from São Martinho. In total, the company controls four plants: São Martinho, Boa Vista, Santa Cruz, and Iracema.

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Check below the positions and requirements for the open job vacancies at the Vale do Paraná ethanol plant – SP

Administrative Assistant
Automotive Maintenance Assistant
Agricultural Services Assistant
Tire Technician
Field Inspector
Automotive Maintenance Leader
Field Lubricator
Machine Mechanic
Tire Technician Driver
Heavy Vehicle Driver (category E)
Agricultural Welder
Agricultural Machine Operator (tractor / category B)

Requirements: reside in the municipalities of Santa Fé do Sul, Tres Fronteiras, Santa Rita D’Oeste, Aparecida D’Oeste, Suzanápolis, Sud Mennucci, Pereira Barreto, and Ilha Solteira – SP

Application

If you are a resident of SP and are interested in the open positions to work at the Vale do Paraná ethanol plant, send your resume mentioning the job title in the subject line of the email to recrutamento@valedoparana.com.br

Vale do Paraná Ethanol Plant Opens Job Selection Process and Offers Numerous Job Openings in SP

Located in the interior of São Paulo, the Vale do Paraná plant hires many professionals. Check out the job openings and send your resume

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